Dr Dmitry Novikov

55 Queen Anne Street, LONDON, W1G 9JR, United Kingdom

Telephone: 020 8049 3058
Email: dmitry.d.novikov@protonmail.com
Website: https://qaspractice.com/our-therapies-and-psychotherapists/dmitry-novikov

Dr Dmitry Novikov is a group analyst and a psychoanalytic psychotherapist. He trained at the Institute of Group Analysis, London. Dmitry qualified as a medical doctor in Moscow in 1999 and after completing his PhD in psychoneuroimmunology began working as a psychiatrist and psychotherapist across hospital and community settings, and in private practice in Russia, Germany and the UK. Dmitry has special expertise in supporting healthcare professionals, whose lives have been affected by their experiences in clinical practice. He provides psychoanalytic supervision and thinking space for therapists and doctors from all fields of medicine. Dmitry has more than 20 years experience of helping people who find it hard to relate and connect with others. He offers consultation and treatment for a range of problems which include developmental trauma, disrupted attachments, depression and anxiety, and to jointly explore problems which are difficult to put into words. Dmitry offers individual and group analytic psychotherapy in English and in Russian.

London, Overseas, South and South East

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Ms Suzi Sparham

BS16 1BP

Mobile: 07854 145 797
Email: info@suzisparham.co.uk
Website: suzisparham.co.uk

Wales and West

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Mr Harry Cooper

Website: https://www.seagullpsychotherapy.co.uk

I am a Group Analyst based in, Brighton and Hove. I offer once weekly individual psychotherapy, and twice weekly group psychotherapy (no current group vacancies). I am registered with UKCP and maintain membership of the IGA and Group Analytic Socialty International (GASi). I currently work as a psychotherapist in the NHS and in private practice. I have extensive experience working with traumatised adolescents in care and education settings.

South and South East

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Ms Janja Mihoci

As a Psychotherapist, Psychologist and Group Analyst, I am dedicated to helping individuals explore their inner worlds and navigate complex emotional landscapes. With over 15 years of experience, I focus on understanding how your past influences your present, enabling deeper self-awareness and personal growth. My approach is rooted in psychodynamic principles, which emphasise the exploration of unconscious processes and early relational experiences. I believe that understanding the dynamics of your thoughts, feelings, and behaviours can lead to profound insights and lasting change. Together, we’ll create a safe space to uncover underlying patterns and work through unresolved conflicts, fostering a deeper connection to your authentic self. In our sessions, you can expect a warm, supportive environment where you can freely express your thoughts and emotions. I work with individuals on line and teams as a clinical supervisor. I offer therapy in English, Slovenian and languages of former Yugoslavia – Croatian, Bosnian and Serbian.

London, Online Therapy

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Ms Rosalie Harrison

Mobile: 07977895002
Email: rosalie@harrisonpsychotherapy.com
Website: www.harrisonpsychotherapy.com

I am an integrative psychotherapist, working with adolescents, adults, couples and groups. Since 2010, I have worked full time, mainly within NHS teams in mental health services throughout the North of England. I currently offer appointments online and appointments in person at a medical practice on the edge of the North York Moors. I am a registered member of BACP, an associate member of IGA and DfE registered.

The North

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Ms Marina Gaspodini

Mobile: 07789847855
Email: marinagaspodini1@gmail.com
Website: www.marinagaspodini.com

I am a group analyst and clinical supervisor with over 25 years experience of working in the NHS, both individually and in group. I am also a Mentalization Based Treatment Practitioner and supervisor. I have a private practice, facilitate experiential groups in statutory and third sector settings and offer clinical supervision. Currently my analytic group runs on a Wednesday evening at 6.30 in person, in NW3.

London

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Dr Alasdair Forrest

Email: alasdair.forrest@nhs.scot

I am Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist and Medical Psychotherapist to the Royal Cornhill Hospital, and a Group Analyst.

Scotland

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Mr Mayer Lindner

146 Seven Sisters Road, LONDON, Greater London, N7 7PL, United Kingdom

Mobile: 07970 989968
Email: mayerlindner@gmail.com
Website: mayerlindner.co.uk

Individual and Group Psychotherapy. Weekly group Monday's 5:30 - 7 pm. Twice weekly group Tuesday and Thursday evenings (starting January 2025).

London

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Mr Jay Dudley

Atlantic House, 23 Silver Street, TAUNTON, Somerset, TA1 3DH, United Kingdom

Mobile: 07807 652052

I am a Psychotherapist, Supervisor, and Trainer, in Year Two of the Qualifying Course in Group Analysis. I have many years experience working in mental health services in the NHS. Alongside my private practice, I currently work in a Specialist Eating Disorder Service in the NHS, and have extensive experience working in a Therapeutic Community for personality disorders. I work with both individuals and groups. I bring together ideas from CAT, Object Relations and Group Analysis to inform my practice and understanding of psychotherapy. We come into being, and our identity is ‘shaped’ – so to speak – through important early childhood relationships. But problematic experiences in our development can lead to patterns of relating that seem only to lead back into a repetition of the past, as well as limiting our growth and potential. Their familiarity makes it hard to detect since it is hard to see who we are from ‘outside’ ourselves. By paying close attention to the therapeutic relationship in the present, and working collaboratively with you, the past can slowly begin to emerge into conscious awareness, which in turn can bring choice and change closer to hand. The process of psychotherapy invites us to question and explore who we are and uncover what’s hidden. I believe it is through the rhythm, boundaries and containment of the psychotherapeutic relationship, that new meaning, beginnings and understandings can emerge. I offer both short and long-term psychotherapy, as well as CAT training therapies. I am also available for supervision (UKCP Registered) and consultation. My clinical experience and interests include treatment for personality disorders; complex trauma and dissociative processes; eating disorders; OCD; anxiety and depression. I run a weekly psychotherapy group for people to meet, explore and learn how being in a group can help to increase awareness of our interpersonal processes’ and relational identity. Groupwork can bring deep and lasting understanding and change. I have been Course Co-Director for CAT Practitioner Training in Somerset NHS; am visiting lecturer on Exeter University's D.Clin.Psychology; I have presented CAT in numerous settings. I have been Chair of ACAT (Association of Cognitive Analytic Therapy), and remain a Trustee.

Wales and West, Online Therapy

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Ms Margot Schiemann

23 College Crescent, LONDON, Greater London, NW3 5LL

Telephone: 020 3112 0031
Email: margotschiemann@gmail.com
Website: www.margotschiemann.com

I am a Psychotherapist and Training Group Analyst, with a background of working in various mental health settings and have been in private practice since 1986. I offer individual psychotherapy, group work, supervision and team support. I have seen people from a diverse range of occupations, cultural and religious backgrounds and I work in English as well as German. My aim is to help people towards a deeper understanding of themselves and others, to reflect on personal and work-related concerns, and try to achieve a more balanced and satisfactory life. My main approach is psychoanalytic, but I also draw on other therapeutic modalities, for example, integrative and Jungian principles, as well as group analytic and systemic theories, since problems often owe much to social environments. I am a BAPPS, IGA and UKCP accredited supervisor and have taught and supervised in many organisations, and I offer individual and group supervision and reflective practice, for psychotherapists, counsellors, group therapists, psychologists, the medical profession, and professionals in other organisations. I have a special interest in all aspects of creativity. I facilitate a once a weekly psychotherapy group at the IGA: Tuesday evening: 6.15 to 8.45pm, a fortnightly supervision group and work discussion groups. I work face to face and online. For further details please visit my website: www.margotschiemann.com .

London, Online Therapy

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